Development and International Relations

It challenges the virtual exclusion of the Third World and the processes of development from study of international politics. The book begins with a reassessment of what is meant by development', highlighting the growing diversity within the Third World, and showing that in an increasingly globalized world development can no longer be seen as an isolated practice. The author then explores the links between the Third World and the international system in the 1990s, examining areas such as the environment, the newly industrializing countries, social justice, and the international commodity trade. Through this discussion, the author explores some of the most significant issues facing the Third World in the current global political economy.